When you separate from a partner, making an agreement for child custody and visitation can be full of tense negotiations and emotional challenges. One parent may end up with limited amounts of time to bond with the children, or a parent may have a reason to have sole custody... read more
When you decided to end your relationship, you may have made an agreement with your soon-to-be ex-spouse that you would put aside your differences in order to co-parent. You and the other parent may be working toward developing a custody agreement and parenting plan that will work best for... read more
If you’re newly separated and are spending Labor Day weekend without the kids (since they are spending the day with your ex) it is not exactly a recipe for disaster. As we have mentioned in a few of our posts, the holiday season is a “season” for a reason;... read more
What if I Want to Leave the State of New Jersey With My Child? When parents separate as a result of divorce, many challenges may arise, including deciding on visitation time with children. One of the less foreseeable impacts of divorce is how it affects plans for one parent... read more
As a New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, I am often asked by clients about the important issue’s with divorce. I think the most important divorce issue is the children but the problem with that is that it’s this really gray area. For example, you have a 401(k), alimony, and etc.... read more
As an accomplished New Jersey Divorce Attorney, clients often ask me if they can change their divorce document. After the final judgement of divorce, the only way to change to the document is with a consent order. This means that you and your ex get along and can change... read more
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